A suspect is in police custody after shots were fired at the fair in Amarillo, Texas.
The Potter County Sheriff's Office confirmed that a shooting took place at the fair in Amarillo on Monday night, according to KFDA.
An officer was shot, the station reported, but their condition was not immediately known. A suspect is in police custody. One witness who told KFDA they were nearby when the shooting happened said the scene was"pure chaos."7 reporter Mitchell Downing. The Tri-State Fair & Rodeo is the largest annual event in the Texas Panhandle, attracting an average of 130,000 people, according to the event's website.The Potter County Sheriff's Office has been contacted for further comment.Stock photo. A police officer was reportedly shot at the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo, Texas.
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